This is the No Chorizo and Mixed Bean one.
I'd have to say that I really enjoyed this. It was very moreish.
Wednesday 27 June 2012
veg.out No Chorizo & Mixed Bean Veg Lattice
Hmmm I do like these veg.out lattices that are available from Holland & Barrett. Yum yum.
This is the No Chorizo and Mixed Bean one.
On a plate.
And inside.
Hmmm yummy.
I'd have to say that I really enjoyed this. It was very moreish.
This is the No Chorizo and Mixed Bean one.
I'd have to say that I really enjoyed this. It was very moreish.
Monday 18 June 2012
Lactase
Ah the mighty enzyme that my body lacks.
I usually buy mine from Holland & Barrett for about £10. It's ridiculously dear! And it's not a big seller so tends to be in their offers. Got two bottles for about £10.50 last time because it was in the buy 1 get 1 for a 1p deal.
Do you find it works for you?
The only time I use it is when I'm going out for dinner. I certainly don't make a habit of using it anywhere else, as I ain't gonna risk having any lactose!
We often go out to either Chinese or Japanese restaurants and I'm usually safe there, but I always take 2 or 3. It worries me that I could get the side effects. I guess since most Orientals suffer the same problem, that's probably why I'm okay with their food.
I certainly can't have any Indian food from restaurants or takeaways. Damn the ghee and the cream. All Indian food that we have, Mr non-Lactose Intolerant makes it usually with coconut milk. Yummy yummy.
Any other places we go, I usually ask for the Vegan option as they don't understand about LI. Drives me mad in this modern world. Oh well can't have everything LOL.
If you have such a low tolerance like me, I wouldn't recommend using it to eat any lactose food. Because sometimes it doesn't work and you still feel crap. If your tolerance is higher, then you should be okay. Go for the cheesecake!!!! :-)
I usually buy mine from Holland & Barrett for about £10. It's ridiculously dear! And it's not a big seller so tends to be in their offers. Got two bottles for about £10.50 last time because it was in the buy 1 get 1 for a 1p deal.
Do you find it works for you?
The only time I use it is when I'm going out for dinner. I certainly don't make a habit of using it anywhere else, as I ain't gonna risk having any lactose!
We often go out to either Chinese or Japanese restaurants and I'm usually safe there, but I always take 2 or 3. It worries me that I could get the side effects. I guess since most Orientals suffer the same problem, that's probably why I'm okay with their food.
I certainly can't have any Indian food from restaurants or takeaways. Damn the ghee and the cream. All Indian food that we have, Mr non-Lactose Intolerant makes it usually with coconut milk. Yummy yummy.
Any other places we go, I usually ask for the Vegan option as they don't understand about LI. Drives me mad in this modern world. Oh well can't have everything LOL.
If you have such a low tolerance like me, I wouldn't recommend using it to eat any lactose food. Because sometimes it doesn't work and you still feel crap. If your tolerance is higher, then you should be okay. Go for the cheesecake!!!! :-)
Friday 8 June 2012
Home Made Pizza, well sort of!
I bought some ciabattas from Sainsbury's the other day and had an idea to make a pizza.
I used the ciabattas, Asda's own brand of sun-dried tomatoes and my favourite hard goats cheese - see HERE.
Before it went into the over:
And after 10 mins in the over at 180 this is how they looked:
They tasted awesome :-) This oil from sun-dried tomatoes worked a treat with the ciabatta.
Highly recommend. Any ciabatta or even baguette would do.
I used the ciabattas, Asda's own brand of sun-dried tomatoes and my favourite hard goats cheese - see HERE.
Before it went into the over:
And after 10 mins in the over at 180 this is how they looked:
Highly recommend. Any ciabatta or even baguette would do.
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